Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Yeah, Man, Look Out For Us Cool Canineslu Mike Moses, Kenny Totah, Don Pannen. Bob Ostman, Roy Bryson, and johnny Howard put on their cool act as Bulldogs wl1o have great intentions of beating the Stingarees. But, Super Sting comes on the scene and the day is saved when the Stings arise with another victory. BER W T F S 011 13 425 26 X1 ,A X 5' l 111 1 l 'Shot heard around the stadium! 'Lil Sting, donated by the Booster Club is heard after every touchdown made by the 7 I8 QE 20S X- 11 VA-VA-VOOMH VHS majorettes rock on to the swingin' music of the High School Band. Fightin' Stingareesf'

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CALENDAR October 1-Senior Aptitude Tests October -1-Spring Coronation . Elections October 5-Stings vs. I-Iiglands October 11-Stingbees vs. Carroll October 12KStings vs. Spring Branch -October 13-FTA District Convention October 18-Stingbees vs. Ray B BB vs. Carroll October 19QStings vs. Beaumont October 25-Professional Assembly l Victor for Victory! Victor, our school mascot was presented to the student body at the pep rally preceding the game against McAllen, by the Senior class of I oc S M T 14 15 16 21 22 21 28 29 3C Heavens to Mergatroidf' cry the attendants of the football games, as they are immediatedly pounced upon by aggressive juniors, working diligently to make money for their class. On, Victoria, On, Victoria, Loyal juniors open their mouths and roar out with the Stingaree fight song. This solid bunch of kids provide much of the wonderful school spirit to keep their team going. II2 i't Q ,C 1 -tt i i ' fm .1 it fi. is A 5 ' . ,isp Q uf - tt l J V g: .- S V 'Y' -1. -- v 'g'ip ' 131 ' 'l g T 5 A 'ff' Q 35547 411' g A - ' fs, - 1 . t - fe . 1- ttte ' ,- ,.. ,Q gg X L t '- i 5 fiE' iii1 f- f' ', 1- ,T if ' if V ' If A 'S ii i ff' t ' - it ' lx' Y gm cv - m v : .wg .m i . , f K Q. f-A ,., , ' - ,,:k, km E, if , . ii - : Q., V' I V' v, B Q 1 ,-'. if ' 'i V ggg tji i li' I i ' , rgff'5! :,?Qif f, ' 'B t-,315 ' ' M 21 7 i- 1 i E: tt ,V ,. ,,',, c , t't If .,- i ,, 1, ii fil l -f fs9feii'1sit, t ' M , ' ,... Y . 'p A 1 i A i c ifit 'Y -, t 'Bri '- L I I 5' .k,' B ii it ' esi i f L V ei - .f fiyl i vie ',-, i. 7 . 7 if' -:nf 1 '.i, , I 'ii i Eg t 1-5 3131.2 A ' if i I ., - to -A ' 'A 1 '7 A I -, , ' si,t Yu nnan If i,i, p , ties A J ff ,- ' f, i' - K 'yi 4 ' ii- If :im i ffr, .. it i i - my 5 f at lx lg ieiyevwisea i im

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November November November November November November November November November November November November November CALENDAR 1-Stinghees is. Alice B 2-Stings vs. Ray Homecoming Parade, Dance, and Bonfire Professional Assembly 5-Professional Assembly 8 9 Stin bees vs Carroll B 3 g , ' . 4Stings vs. Miller 1O!ACT Test Given 12-16-Civil Defense Program 15-Stingbees vs. Miller B 16-Stings vs. Carroll 20- BB ss. Wfestberry 22fThanksgiving 27-Boys BB vs, Brazosport 29-jr. Class Magazine Sales Begin November 294Student Council - Convention in Vanderbilt November 30-Boys BB vs. Bay City fm. Gfffra 1 mn... Proud as Peacocks These are the 1962 nominees for football sweetheart. During the entire Homecoming Week these girls were kept in suspense as to which of them would be chosen to reign. Alas, and alack, only one could hold that honor. N s M T Left, Right, Left, Right Tromping through streets in those big boots is no easy task for the fragile girls of the Victoriadores. g . II4 HALP!! FIREEV' Boy, was this year's bonfire GREAT! It was so big it could have put the Empire State Building to shame. fWell, almostj The Thursday night this gigantic occasion was helcl,- was the high point of the Homecoming Week. The turn-out-marvelousg the bandfout- stanclingg the cheerleaders-terrificg and the school Spirit-GR-R-R-R-R-R-R-EATl l 9 zo 25 26 27 Make way for the Stingaree Dads Even the parents did not lack spirit during this festive week. Their entry for the parade was a car transporting Stingaree Dads through Victoria streets!